• The Halo Penthouse is a lavishly appointed 1,600-square-foot two bedroom suite featuring a wraparound rooftop terrace with panoramic views of the mountains and Vancouver skyline.

  • A rich palette of caramel, dark chocolate brown, and coral is present throughout the lobby and hotel.

  • Suite dreams. Each room features luxurious linens, goose down duvets, and feather pillows.

  • The hotel’s complimentary cruiser bikes and private car service are the perfect way to see the city.

  • Original works of art by Michele Kambolis are displayed throughout the hotel.

  • Tableau Bar Bistro chef Marc-André Choquette’s award winning menu is seasonally inspired and sustainably sourced.

  • Tableau Bar Bistro features elements of a classic bistro. Bespoke brass, solid wood paneling, marble, and rich leather banquettes meet custom designed porthole windows.

  • The hotel lobby’s ambiance combined with comfort and luxury provides a warm welcome.

The Loden Hotel

Celebrating five years.

Exceptional service, a top-rated restaurant, and stylish rooms: it’s rare to find all three, but the Loden Hotel is a trifecta worthy of celebration, regardless of anniversaries. In addition to each room’s signature earthy colour palette and inviting linens, each bathroom features floor-to-ceiling marble, a soaker tub, and separate rainfall shower, Philippe Starck fixtures, and an in-ceiling sound system. The pinnacle of this boutique property, however, is the 1,600 square-foot Halo Penthouse, with its wraparound deck and breathtaking skyline views. The hotel also features the buzzing Tableau Bar Bistro, helmed by heralded chef Marc-André Choquette. At just five-years young, with its understated elegance and unimposing atmosphere, the Loden is truly an urban oasis.

Photos by Joshua McVeity.

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November 5, 2013